Man Charged With Decades Of Child Sex Abuse
The Charles County Sheriff's Office has charged a 73-year-old man with numerous counts of rape, sexual child abuse and assault for alleged incidents that date to the 1970s.
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The Charles County Sheriff's Office has charged a 73-year-old man with numerous counts of rape, sexual child abuse and assault for alleged incidents that date to the 1970s.
The state Public Service Commission has agreed to dismiss an application to build a 765-kilovolt power line across West Virginia.
If you think gas prices are bad now, wait to see what happens if lawmakers sign off on a gas tax increase. There's already stiff opposition to the plan.
Millions of dollars lost, which might have saved children from lead paint poisoning.
If you like pancakes, this is your day to celebrate. You can enjoy a shortstack for free and at the same time help a children's charity.
The Baltimore County executive rolled out his new plan Tuesday to bring more businesses and jobs to the Woodlawn area.
Students living at Rutgers University dorms will soon be allowed to choose roommates of the opposite sex. The change comes after a gay student killed himself after cyberbullying by his roommate and a similar plan is already in place in Maryland.
Baltimore's Inner Harbor is well-known across the country, but there's a push to use rides and attractions to make it even more popular.
A vote on same-sex marriage hit a snag in the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday.
House calls just got a lot more high-tech thanks to a Baltimore company.
Two teens were arrested after one brought a gun to school.
There's a warning for people to be on the lookout in a Parkville neighborhood after a police officer was attacked.
Homeowners in Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia are being encouraged to plant more plants this spring to help Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts.
Up and down we go. And today is back down. After topping out at 68 degrees yesterday, we are running about 20 degrees cooler today.
A measure banning septic systems for new, major subdivisions in Maryland should be delayed for further study, because lawmakers from both parties are worried about its economic impact, a key lawmaker recommended to Gov. Martin O'Malley.
